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戴 — Chinese character

戴
dài
to support; to respect; to put on, to wear; surname

Pinyin
dài
Radical
62 ⼽ (Halberd)
Strokes
17
Components
十 異 戈
Japanese
戴 as a kanji

Common words with 戴

WordPinyinMeaning
戴上dài shangto put on (hat etc)
穿戴chuān dàito dress; to be dressed; clothing; apparel
佩戴pèi dàito wear (as an accessory: jewelry, pedometer, ID card etc)
爱戴 (愛戴)ài dàito love and respect; love and respect
配戴pèi dàito put on; to wear (mouthguard, contact lenses, hearing aid etc)
拥戴 (擁戴)yōng dàito give one's allegiance; (popular) support
戴帽子dài mào zito wear a hat; (fig.) to stigmatize
不共戴天bù gòng dài tiān(idiom) (of enemies) cannot live under the same sky; absolutely irreconcilable
戴套dài tàoto wear a condom
感恩戴德gǎn ēn dài dédeeply grateful
戴绿帽子 (戴綠帽子)dài lǜ mào zito have been cheated on by one's partner (formerly meant "to be a cuckold", i.e. applied to men only)
推戴tuī dàito endorse (sb for leader)

戴 in the Chinese classics

Occurrences: Mencius 5 · Zhuangzi 5

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